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EECS140 Midterm 2 Spring 2008 Prob. Name__________________________ 1ABCDIJ /20 1EFGH /30 2 /15 SID___________________________ Score 3 /15 1) For questions 1A and B, give your answers in terms of 4 /20 the various gm, Cgs, Vdsat , VTH, (e.g. gm1, Cgs5), and CC, C2 Unless otherwise indicated, you may make the following Total assumptions: All transistors are biased in saturation All capacitors are assumed to be zero except CC, C2 , and Cgs for all transistors. gmro >> 1 for all combinations of gm and ro 2A 2B 4 RZ CC 1A C2 1B 6 5 3 1A) What is the minimum supply voltage that can be used which will keep all devices in saturation? 1B) Due to a layout error, one version of this amplifier has (W/L)2B= 5 (W/L)2A. Derive the mirror pole frequency, and the corresponding mirror/diff-pair zero frequency. 1A) VDD,min 1B) PM, Z with layout error Prob. 1, cont.) Assume that the layout error in 1B is fixed, and the mirror doublet is at high frequency and can be ignored. Using the following values for parameters, answer the following questions gm1,2 ro1,2 gm4 ro4,5 C2 CC Cgs4 0.1mS 2M 10mS 200k 100p 1p 10p 1C) Why is RZ in the circuit, and what value should it have? 1D) What are the uncompensated poles (CC=0) ? On the following pages, 1E) plot the magnitude of the second stage gain 1F) plot the overall impedance seen at the first stage output (including Ro1, Cgs4, CC, and any effects of Miller multiplication), 1G) plot the magnitude of the first stage gain, 1H) plot the magnitude and phase of the overall gain. Label any poles and zeros clearly. 1I) Estimate the phase margin for this value of CC. 1J) Approximately what value of CC is needed for a 45 degree phase margin? 1C) RZ purpose and value 1D) p1,0, p2,0 1I) Phase margin, CC=1p 1J) CC for 45 degree phase margin 1E) Second stage gain – |Av2,0| 10,000 |Av2| |Av2| 100 1 1 1k 1M 1G rad/s 1F) Impedance at first stage output, |Zo1| 10M |Zo1| |Zo1| 100K 1K 1 1k 1M 1G rad/s 1G) First stage gain, |Av1| 10,000 |Av1| |Av1| 100 1 1 1k 1M 1G rad/s 1H) op amp Bode plot |Av| 10,000 |Av| 100 1 1 1k 1M 1G rad/s Label any poles and zeros clearly! 0 Phase(Av) Phase(Av) -90 -180 -270 1 1k 1M 1G rad/s 2) For the following questions, give a short answer and justification (2 sentences max). 2A) For lab1, how did the input common mode value affect the current in the first stage? (a lot, a little, not at all) 2B) For lab1, how did the input common mode value affect the gain of the first stage? (a lot, a little, not at all) 2C) For lab1, does that circuit work with resistive feedback? Why or why not? 3) for your Miller-compensated 2-stage amplifier in problem 1 with a phase margin of 45 degrees, what is the impact on the compensated pole locations of doubling C1? Doubling C2? Doubling Cc? (answers might be double, half, minimal effect, …) p1 Double C1 Double C2 Double Cc p2 4) For the four differential amplifiers below, assume that 1/gm << R << ro for all configurations, and that current sources are ideal. Calculate the common mode and differential gain for each amplifier. VB R1 1B R2 2A 1A 1B 1A AVCM Amp A Amp B Amp C Amp D 1B I0 3 Amp B 2B VoutC VB2 Amp A 2A 2B VoutB VoutA 1A VB 2B VoutD 1A 1B VB2 3 Amp C AVDM Amp D